True stories to help you follow Jesus in modern culture. “Amazing and authentic.” - Christianity Today Like a movie for your ears, every episode we choose a compelling topic to wrestle with and put together interwoven stories to explore that topic. It’s not a Bible study or a sermon. It’s a series of gripping, funny, sad and intimate stories of people grappling with what it means to follow Jesus amidst the cultural issues of our time – set to a soundtrack to immerse you. Come along with us as we take a nuanced dive into what it looks like to be a person of Christian faith living in the modern world. Hosted by Jesse Eubanks and produced by Anna Tran.
Hey everyone. It's Jesse Eubanks. I have a brand new show. I wanted to let you hear the first episode. Give it a listen. If you like it, I'll hope you join us for Season 1. Do a search for Wonderology. Let's get curious.
WONDEROLOGY: EP 1 - NO DARK SKY
Does living in a vast universe make humanity less significant?
Scott Acton spent more than 20 years helping build the most advanced telescope humanity has ever made. The goal? To see the first stars that ever turned on in our universe. If it works, we’ll be looking more than 13 billion years into the past. If it fails, that’s ten billion dollars down the drain. A lot goes wrong. But here’s the catch: the more we learn about how vast our universe is, the more we risk opening even bigger questions—questions about purpose, questions about whether humanity is significant in a universe this massive. And yet, what this telescope could reveal is something no human eyes have ever seen.
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27 Aug 2024
#86: Where the Gospel Met Love Thy Neighborhood
Christians say that the Lord is the author of our faith, but what happens when a ministry reaches its final chapter? The story of Love Thy Neighborhood’s grassroots beginnings, the surprising twists of a decade of ministry, and the challenge of trusting God enough to let go.
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Credits
Special thank you to our interviewees: Jordan Smith, Bonnie Epperson, Kiana Brown, Daniel Morrison, Caleb Hansen, Rachel Hamm, and AB Hernandez.
Senior producer and host is Jesse Eubanks.
This episode was produced, edited, and mixed by Anna Tran.
Writing by Anna Tran and Jesse Eubanks.
Soundtrack music from Lee Rosevere, Blue Dot Sessions & Murphy D.X.
30 Jul 2024
#85.5: Things We Couldn’t Say (About Education)
In the last episode, we explored stories of Christians trying to figure out the best way to educate their children. In today’s episode, Jesse Eubanks and Anna Tran reflect on things they couldn’t say about education, including Christians leaving the public school system and how income inequality affects education. They interview Ray Pennings, Executive Vice President and co-founder of Cardus, a leading Canadian think tank. He is also a publisher of Comment magazine. They talk about educational pluralism and schools for the public good. Finally, Anna talks with Amber O’Neal Johnston, a homeschooling mother, author, and expert in adding diverse voices to homeschooling curricula.
Resources
Connect with Ray’s work:
www.cardus.ca
comment.org
Connect with Amber:
heritagemom.com
instagram.com/heritagemomblog
Credits
Special thanks to our interviewees Ray Pennings and Amber O’Neal Johnston.
Senior producer and host is Jesse Eubanks, co-host is Anna Tran.
Anna Tran is our producer and audio editor.
Music for this episode comes from Blue Dot Sessions & Murphy D.X.
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Apple Podcasts (US)
4.8 / 5
441 ratings
Spotify
4.8 / 5
117 ratings
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